We all know how much of a toll a long flight can take on our skin and so it’s essential to make sure you have a skin care regime which will work to re-hydrate and nourish.

Planning on giving your cosmetic bag a summer makeover? Here we reveal our summer make-up essentials.

If you’re looking forward to a summer holiday, whether it’s an action packed adventure, city break or relaxing beach getaway, here are five easy ways to make your trip a little kinder to the planet without scrimping on the fun.

To achieve fake tan perfection follow these simple rules...

We’ve created a very special product here at Green People. Over the years we’ve had many requests for an organic tinted moisturiser, something that offers lightweight coverage and a smooth, even complexion without chemical nasties.

Everyone knows it’s important to apply sun lotion on warm, sunny days, but did you know that up to 80% of UVA rays can penetrate through clouds?

There’s more to effective sun protection than UV filters. Antioxidant-rich sunscreens are becoming increasingly popular thanks to the extra dimension of protection they can provide.

Ever wondered what makes our sun care range marine-friendly? Here we lift the lid on our natural sun care ingredients and reveal why we refuse to use the filters Zinc oxide, Ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate (also known as Octonixate) or Benzophenone-3 (also known as Oxybenzone) in our organic sun care range.

This guide offers you information on the reasons for and benefits of using an organic sun lotion. More and more people are eating organic food and using natural health remedies but don't realise that the same should apply to their skin care and still buy high street sun lotions without considering what goes into them.

The days are getting longer and warmer but is your beauty regime ready for springtime? Read on to discover everything you need to know about spring sun protection and skin care.

If you rely on a ‘once a day’ sun lotion for you and your family, you might not be getting the protection you expect. A Which? study has shown that you may be left with the equivalent of SPF8.